Damsey FRH was a Premium stallion at the Hanoverian licensing in Verden, finishing his 30-day
Test in Adelheidsdorf with the top rideability score of 9.25. He was Champion of the Danish stallion
licensings in Herning (2006 and 2009). In 2006, he qualified for the Young Horse World Dressage
Championships. After successes in the young horse dressage classes, Damsey was twice finalist
of the Bundeschampionat, obtaining full HV approval. Damsey was part of the German Team
at the 2008 World Breeding Dressage Championships. Shown by German Olympic rider Helen
Langehanenberg, the pair earned top placings in CDI Grand Prixs across Europe. In 2017, they
secured a position on the German team for the European Championships. With scores in the 80s,
they tied for sixth on the 2018 FEI World Individual Dressage Ranking list. In 2020, Damsey was
the WBFSH No. 1 World Ranked Hanoverian and ninth on the dressage world list. Damsey retired
from competition in early 2021. Langehanenberg is competing Damsey’s daughter, Daniela 133 who
debuted in international competition in 2023. Other successful offspring include Diana C (Brentano
II) who went on to a Grand Prix career; Elmlohe mare show class winner and overall champion,
Darling (Londonderry); Dalia—a perfect 10.00 for rideability in her Mare Performance Test; multiple
licensed sons—Da Dalto, Dreamer and Dream Maker; and successful dressage U.S. competitors
Duett L, Dublin L, Daniel L and Duchess L.